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Go,.d, that cannot h- be- bought l"r les.
$50 doz Nurses White Lawn Aprons, TWO
wide tucks above a deep hem, - cls each. 200
doz :; cod Folding Bustlrs, covered with sal
teen. 3le EACH 100 dog i.udi.. Cloth Walk
Ing skirts, wide knife plating aFoHml th;. ho-
tom - cts eachs $50 do2 Muslin Coi&,. Gov
vels, good heavy cotton. four butt ons and lin
ished but on holes, trieI seams. well shaped,
only l2ac each. % duz Ladies Musln Che
mise, pointed Yoke of funr clusters OF fine
tucks aId thlrr rows of Hamburg. neck and
sleeves trimmed with llaUihHEG. OBJ, III. each.
The best The price vii bny anywhere.
100 doz Ladies' Mother Hubbard Ni-ht
Robes, Yoke If four lows of liumbtiIg aud SIN
clusters Of tucks, cambria rulilr around neck
and sleeves, only - cts each.
We KEEP everything il ;he WAY Of Dry
Goods aud Fancy ArlIclrs, Meas and Lad t )
Furnishings, Lad e. Wraps. Jackets, Ready
made Suits, x >, q.
Write Us i lrIl nl.l"r
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TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND ALL 9TH
ER WHO DEAL IN LIQUORS.

NOR the information, o. 81! persons con-
Il cerned, the following Act Of this !.essla-
ture, passed March oath, 1879, is published
CHAPTER 1911.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of spiritnous or
termented Liquors in the several counties in
the State on the day of Election.
SECTION |. BE IL enacted by the General
assembly of Maryland, That it shall not be
lawful for the keeper of any hotel, tavern,
store. drinking establishment, or any other
place WHARF liquors are sold, Or for any person
or persons, directly CT indirectly, to sell, bar
ter, give or dispose of affy spfitEfG4s Or fer
mented liquors, ale or beer, or intoxicating
drinks of any kind, on the days OF election
hereafter to be held in the several counties.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That any
person violating the provisions this Act shall
be liable to indictment by the Grand Jury of
the county where the offence is committed,
and shall upon conviction before any Judge of
any Of the Circuit Courts of this State,
be fnai 2 sum not less than fifty dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars fol each and
every offence one half the fine shall be paid
to the informer. the other half 70 the County
Commissioners, for the use OF the pubic roads
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The widow of General Logan made her
first public speech on Sunday-an address to
the inmates OF the reform school at Washing,
ton. She was followed by the wife Of Parson
Newman, who spoke at greater length.
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GLOVES FOR ONE DOLLAR

! hife lots which - ..oE. i}rr rycel mt val
mes.
Ladies' / Button Suede Gloves, ali The n.w
shades, embroidered i'll fancy and self rnors
Only 81 per pair. Ladies Il Button Length
English Driving Gloves, pmhroiHrrrd backs
soft, elastic, and durable. pniv - per pair
Misses 1 Button Sue e Gloves, variety If new
autumn shades, Embroidered backs. Only 81
per p.'ir.
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Ins0lvent Notice.

In the Matter Of the Petition n james FI.,,i
torMe Bencft Of he Itisolt'at Ldcs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To the
IN Creditors OF James FIJI! an applicant for
the benefit of the 4|lh Article of thu Code of
Public General Laws OF MARYLAND. relating Ia
lnsolvents, that the first MONDAY in APRIL.
being the second day Of the same month in the
year eighteen hundred and ei"h'y-eight, has
been fixed by the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges Eal,nty, Maryland. f"r aihe arpear
ance of the said James FIJI It, hrotc sad U"at
to answ er interrogatores, and for final heal
inc of his said case provided a coy al Tins
order be inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in Prince Georges County, Md, once.
week for three successive ween, 't,ne the said
first Monday in April, lSSS.
Dated at Upper Marlborough, NH, this Eth
day Of October, 1887.
True copy Fest
jolt. ". RELl Clerk
L. &. inr J.. l.. Co. Nd
Oct. l4--:'w.
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The Great Games.

The ST. LGus and De,loit baseball clubs
are now coHtendiug for tie Championship OF
the world.
These gilt-edged representatives. OF ti'n ma
tional pastime live high Ell rollt ana tragel i'll
a style BETTING the proud titles they bear The
special train carrying the great ball teams
consists Of four Pullman cars, two sleepers, a
parlor and a dining car. Stretched along the
sides of the cars are rWO immense banners,
which read: "Deirot, League Champions for
1885, and st. Louis, Association Champions
1885,"
There are 81 people in the party, ilAcs..tii;lg
l. members of the ST. Louis team, Is members
of the Detroit team, President Won de Ahe
wife and son: President Stearns, and Directors
Edison, Smith Gray and Vail, Of The Deroits:
7. +. Barrel, Secretary If The ST. Louis Coun.
ell; William Medar, st. Louis merchant, f.
II. Nelson. of Detroit, aud saven newspaper
men, representing the journals Of H.;:ol. st.
Louis and Chicago. The excursion is under
the immediate supervision Of Secretary Robert
ii. Ledley, of the Detroit Club.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
For Governor
WALTER b. BROOKS,
Of BdItim0rs city.
For COMPTROLLER:
ROBERT b. DIXON,
If 7aldot rdHnfu.
!".r .iitGrHey Gt1.erdi
FRANCIS MILLER,
COUNTY TICKET.

F0r tie House Of Dclegates: I:
Itfodeflck sasscet,
James L. HALEY,
William A. Meloy-
For County Treasurer
James 7. Perkins.
Fer state's attorney:
r, snowden Hill
For County .MeriB::
Il. Wesley Beall.
For the Orphans Court:
Charles E. Coffin,
!. Bansan Perrie.
Francis II. Smith.
For County Commissioners:
Fielder c. Duyall,
John B. Waters,
Benjamin F. Duvall,
William NJ. Callahan.
John l.. Wa+ina.
For County Surveyor.
Thomas III. T.atimer.
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In the Crcnt Court for irHce Ge0rye s
County, October Term, 1887.
To tie Creditors Of Charles c. West:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that
i Charles e. West, Of Prince George S
County, Maryland, an insolvent debtor, hay
ing filed his petition to be discharged from all
his debts and liabilities under Article Forty
eight Of the Code of Public General Laws OF
the Stale of Maryland, as amended b. The Act
Of 1880, Chapter 112, and such petition being
now pending, a meeting OF the creditors OF
such insolvent debtor will be held on the
29M Day Of October, ST.
AT II O'clock NJ,
at the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Prince Georges County. for the purpose
of proof Of claims, pIopoundin9 OF inteIrosa-
tories. and the selection of perm nel / Trustee
or trustees.
WILLIAM STANLEl,
Oct. 2l-2t. Preliminary Trust
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Democratic State Ticket.

COUNTY TICKET.
49, For the House of Delegates
THOMAS H. PERRIE,
FRANCIS NJ. HALL,
pINKNEY A. SCAGGS.
For County Treasurer
AUGUSTINE T. BROOKE.
For States Attorney:
RICHARD L. BRANDT.
For Sheriff:
NICHOLAS c. DARNALL.
Judges Of the Orphans Court:
CHARLES CLAGETT,
PHILANDER A. BOWEN,
LOUIS A. GRIFFITH.
For County Commissioners
WILLIAM w. DULEY,
THOMAS BERRY, OF CONCORD,
RICHARD J. SWAMI,
JOHN SNOWDEN,
EDWARD PHELPS.
For County Surveyor:
THOMAS +. BILLOPP.
Election, Tuesday, November Sth, 1887,
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RECEIPTS.

Balance reported last YEARS. | ,U13 10
Stale School Tax Observation-Disclosures. 1871 %
" Free School Fund ~ $50 p
g Academic Fund .......... HOO 90
County School Tax, in This
amount is included all back
dues and the levy 1856 paid
III full, for 81 ,OOU).-... ........ l., So 60
Books sold by Teachers... 1876 IS
Bank note of late Board renew
ed...:...................,........ 2,l22 ca
Sale of School Lot al Eladell.-
burg.............. .................. :. 33l 81
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The Farmers National Congress, which
meets in Chicago November lQth, has the
same number OF members as the congress OF
the United States. and its constitution pro
vides that no member of the United States
Senate or House Of Representatives, president
of national bank or person connected with
railroad rings or spectators in farm products
shall be eligible to any post of trust or honor
in the congress. All delegates and officers OF
the congress are required TO pay an entrance
fee of SO
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227i ACRES

MORE OR LESS, and being the same la.d ron
seyesi IT, SAID Elise y. Wooiton by Joseph X
Roberts. IT., Trustee, and lschard Wr.iini
by deed d.ird the Tih dav of June 1882 aid
recorded among The Lard Records of said conn
ty in Liner j " b No TO- 30 &c (eNc. pi-
in4 however tiom The aforesaid laad 10 he So
offered f, sal,. ONE ACRE of ground upon
which the Dwclgi q of the said Els, ID. Woo
ton is located, z. one AR" of gr,un! is de
scrbed by me-, Is m. bounds courses and dis
lancrs in tn" F,se.i ., Rr'e Use from John Bow
dated tn. 9th IN Il ~ a.ur lsss. and recorded
in I.l1rr !. = n,A, NJ. :, fpLr ., of said
l. ma Records
This farm is located IN the III 1T f rtil,
section Of Prince GEORGES County, is we'll
adapted Ia the grny'h of I'll usu,i CROP. is
conveniently ;uc.itrl, an i we'll W d.rrl iid
improved 10y the iirc- ,s,ry farm hu in:s.
TERMS OF SALE:
Gas, on day OF sal. or upon ra ii. a lot
tlirleof lay the court, u DIP sit of Sht Will b-
required on The day uf he from the purchaser
JENNA {. BOWLING,
GEORGE PIT MINER,
Executors {, { John EnA lu", d. cea r..
Rel erts \ Stanley,
Solicitors.
Sept. 20. S.--ts.
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TuGSday tho 25th Day Of October 1887

ALL THAT REAL ESTATE described in
sa d Mortgage, called aud known as "tSSlNG
TON or AMPLE GRANGE situated in
Queen Anne District in said county and All
Joining the lands Of Odrn Bowie, John Bowl
ing Francis + Durkett and others, and con
Lii
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The French steamer Britannia, Viii II ar
rived in New York on the 18Th instant from
Marseilles and Naples, and has been held by
the health officer a, upper quarantine for OBJ.
servation, was sent down TO lower quarantine,
four cases Of cholera having been tol9nd
aboard of her. The britannia is a sister ship
to the Alesia, which brought cholera here
some months ago.
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MORTGAGE SALE
VALUABLE FARM,
In Prince Genrge's County, near Null
liEinis Citation on the II = Il & Il.

DY VIRTUE OF THE TOWER CON
ID tanned in a Mortgage from Elise ID. Woot-
ton and Richard Vacation, hr husband, to
John Bowling (d.ce;tsd,, dated the 18th day
Of June 1882, and recorded in Liher }. W. b.
No. | fol 81 &c. One of the l. md Record
Books of Prince Georges County, the under
signed Executors of the said John Bowling,
will offer at public auction AT The. Court House
Do ,r in said county, on
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Aetc Advertisements.
Notice to Creditors.

In the Circuit Court f1r Prince George's
County, October Term, 1887.
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A Plain Proposition,

Election, Tuesday, November sth, 1887.
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NOTICE.

Approved March "a, 1856.
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October 81, lSS7--3w
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-05-25

If you want a "nobby"
suit made to order,
go to A. NATHAN,
the One Price
CIothier. A perfect
fit guaranteed, or n o go
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-05-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Superintendent Root of the Helena &
Benton stage line arrived in the city last
evening.
FL. FL. Chandler left for Neihart to-day
to examine some mining property and will
be absent about one week.
Alex Lapeyre of Helena, a brother of
our druggist, came in on to-day's coach
and we understand will remain perman-
emily.
Messrs. Ryan and O'Leary of Grand
Forks, OAK, arrived in the cityto-day, and
are looking over the ground with a view
of locating.
G. P. Thomson, our dry goods merchant,
T. E. Collins and Mr.. Mccullough of
Assinaboine left here on the Benton coach
this morning.
G. L. johnson, one of the substantial
stock-growers of Chestnut valley, came
into WI to-day from the Chestnut round
up camp in Sand Coulee. Mr.. johnson
says grass is coming on splendidly and
stock of all kinds are doing finely.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-05-25
Found An Indictment.

Chas. Crawford, deputy U. S. marshal,
arrived in the city this morning, and left
for Benton this afternoon, having in
charge Caesar Bly,, against whom the grand
jury found an true bill Indictment. Bly's
crime was that of drawing adeadly weapon.
He was a guest IN the county Jail for some
months last winter, but for some unac-
countable reason was turned loose and re-
turned here, where he has since remained.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-05-25
For Sale at a Bargain.

As I intend moving from Sun River, /
will sell cheap for cash q fine square
piano, billiard table, a large French plate
mirror, a fine variety of bar glasses, six
barrels of prime mess pork, set of new
poker chips, a fine chandelier, chairs,
dishes, ETC., a lot of cigars, one marble top
bed room set, a lot of pictures, and three
gross of playing cards. Parties in need
of articles mentioned, will please call at
once. JOHN DEFINE,
ii Sun River.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-05-25
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the stockholders of the First National
Bank of Great Falls, Montana, will be
held at the office of the bank on Tuesday,
June 18th, 1887, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. M, and 3 o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of voting upon the increase of
the capital of this bank to One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and such other bust
ness as may come before them.
L. G. PHELPS, Cashier.
Dated May 9th, 1887. At
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-05-25

Actual settlers are invited to take up
the valuable government land lying vacant
along the line OF the Sun River canals.
For particulars, apply to or address ]. D.
McINTYRE, Great Falls. t
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-05-25
Great Falls, Montana.

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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
JEFF HAVfS FUND.-
HrF. Davis Iatimases that They Are Not In
Need of l..

HrF. Davis Iltirneses that They are Not In
Need of l..
AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. Some time ago
f movement wss set on foot ct Macon 10
raise by popular subscription 4 JEFF Davis
fund. The project was heartily approved
by the press ED people and babe fair to
be greaS success, but hiss now fallen
through. The following letter from Mrs.
Davis brought about the abandonment
of the project. It is addressed
TO Colonel ". Il. Ross, Macon, Ca,
chairman of the committee having the
matter in hand: "If anything could en-
dear me to our friends in Macon it would
be the solicitude manifested for our wei
fare throughout, ard the love felt for nv
husband. But, my desr sir, let me en-
treat you to let Us thank you for the eff
forts but depTeCate the accomplishment
OF il. Eut my daughter and I have re-
CeiFed an education which would stand
instead Of money, were everything to be
swept away, which I Go not contemplate,
and the blessings OF freedom
and independence are dearer to US than
wealth and ease, and We should
not be comfortable under this varied
obligation to these who gave far greater
o Don TO my husband already, their hearts.
have been thus frank with you because
as Montague says, II is you and il is L.
l hope you will aci JG my letter"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
INTERESTING EXpERlNANTs.
4 Wcm su Put Uader Hypnotic [, Al iez cts
Her strapgo AcuCns
London Standard


TIE aDphi.hearer Of the Carrie Hos
p1 al in Paris WAS on O;to5er 10,
crowded with persons who had been in
vised 10 witness the experiments Of hyI-
nOtism made b7 Dr.. Luys, mem Ger OF the
Academy Ct Medicine and dec or a. he
SsIpetriere. Before Introducing Mile
Esther, his subject, the doctor showed
bis auditors Photographs illustrating thA
efeCtI produced Cn her in his iAbcTstOI@
Mile + 5ther wss brought forward
BY the nesns Ct magnetic passes Inc
doctor throws her from state Ct !eih2r-
cv into q catalep,ic condition. AID then
into state OF lucid SOM sbuljsW. Or.
LGyg placed q tn 1a con aiming bashish on
rer meek, aud she seemed 2tqstau.Ig 10
feel the effect & the Narcotic preparation.
She assumed q natural ar snc soon went
straight toward Or r clu-, Who WAS pres
eDt and proposed 20 perform the
"MaeCotte" Wi5n him The ccc,or HEs
Ts.her annoyed bT the preference -1oWn
him by Mile Z stheT, so D., LIys diverted
her attention from him 10 D.. Se2cnd,
who consented 10 pisy the part Of PIP
p0," W7ile Mile Esther took that OF the
"Mascotte." He sat down beside her,
whereupOn she promptly kissed hin.
INV sing" said DR.. Duys, holding TIE
tube TO her neck, aad she began at oLCP,
stoppiag short when the tube Tss with
drawn.
Dr.. LuyH then begged Dr.. r ,clu5 10
place himself behind the youtG woman,
and to pu. the tube on her NECK and then
gradually take it away. Mile. Esther
began again TO sing; but in propOr:ioo as
the tube WAS taken further and further
from her, her voice became faiater ana
fainter till il died away entirely. She
then fell, n q cstaleptic condition, into
the arms Of The hospital attendants who
we're behind her.
Dr.. LuVs made other experiments upou
Mile Esther. ty locking a. her he msde
her follow with her eyes an Imaginary
bird in the air, AID az last she thoughr
size had caught it in her hands T1en, by
ma6jDg her looz down, the doctor
frightened her By making her imagine
there was serpent at her feet.
The most remarkable display was when
DR.. Luys placed q tube containing ten
grsmmes Of essence Of thyme on Mile
Esther's neck. Il few moments her
face became purple, her arms and hands
stiff, and the neck sWelled out in q most
extraordinary manner. From thirty-one
centimeters it grew by the contraction
of the muscles 10 thirty-fVe.
The suffering seemed to be intense, and
when the tube was taken away the patient
was two minutes at least before returning
to state Of lethsrgy. DR.. Luys has Tor
many years been stadying hypnotism, and
no one csn for s moment imagine there is
anything like charlatanism in his expert
mentS.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

A case Of much interest TO the adYo-
Gates of woman suffrage las just been de-
cided at Racine, Wis. Mrs. Olympia
Brown Willis, president of the Wisconsin
Woman's Suffrage Association, charged
the inspectors Of election with refusing to
allow her TO vote st an election for school
officers on April last, they claiming that
the law was unconstitutional. Judge
Winslow decided that the vote OF Mrs.
Willis should have been received. The
defense will appeal to the Supreme court.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
A WONDERFUL ESCAPE.
a Snow Bound Passenger Train Telescopsd
by Another.

IRoQUoIs, D. r, Dtc. 5.-The Sunday
afternoon passenger train from the south
got stuck in snow two miles west of
town. The passenger train from the
cast Yves only half mile behind. The
engineer hsd his cab widow closed and
did nos see the snow bound train. a
collision occurred, telescoping the hind
coach. Most of the passengers saw the
train coming and jzmped. Nine people
were hurt. The engineer and fireman of
the second train were both badly hurt.
1t was q wonderful escape. The hind
coach, baggage and mail cars were
smashed up, making fearful wreck. 1t
took twelve hours to clear the track. The
injured wer cared for by doctors from
Iroquois.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
Sheriff. State Convention.
Special to the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Dec. 6.-The State
Convention OF Texas Sheriffs convenes in
this city next Monday, the 18th inst. The
convention will last three days. Exten-
sive preparations are in progress for the
royal entertainment of the sheriffs, who
will be the city's guests while here. A
very large attendance is expected, and
ample accommodations for ell will be
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
Consumption caused by a Fsl1,

FV41'-OALOI NIIhNOEtNs
BELLS, Tex, Dec. 5.-Charlie, twelve
year old son of Rev. T. L. Miller, pastor
of the III. E. church at this place, died
yesterday morning of consumption. The
disease was induced by fall from tree
which happened to him several years
since. The family have the sympathy Of
the community.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
Franc 6 CARPENTER.
Communicates cnr.n-

Hs@ha L iItOr:-Pi @gse inform your readeEt
tlTHJ have EssPeSssfN$s EeEnecy faF the a. ~
Rslned cissa'c. BY ~ 4Rely use shousao Gfbf
k0pcless f7Sses have We IN peImaHsnt y c a. eE I
81 MI be Sfed T. senqTwo DottleF48 my rexfskdy
! III. tstRnF of yOuT, fgatsrS WIG hsgas con
supp fITi IL they VIZ sood me thets ETDTes1
3 nj P-,O. address. tRasper fully, ~
7. A. sLOCUE y, VI. o., Isl Peal ST., Naw.Yoib.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

4 PEADE REVIEB,
4 ing to See What Oorg'
/ NnI DO.
psc. 3-R G. Dun @
|IsvieW OF trade, ssy p
B and commercial emb
/ the uncertainties d
Injecting OF Congress b
/ < H. ntGrly ali specdlas
Etere is excitement. @
b. artificial advances J
bal cliques, aided q
Money, but the pr
b business, industries !
d 8 money stringency
Etlts in slow cOllecue
es. At Denver collects
|nsy has increased, VIZ
! At Kansas City COZ
BE- money is close.
/ demand is ursei
|riagent, and collecae
At Chicsgo speculSh
|clessing, and mesnW1'
oVntry do not soste.
B S quiet and The gs
1g less money than u:'
e. Is easier rates are g
a Cl0CInnau L1o
or outsiders, ana
: 5 TO : per cent
Iils improve, but Ines.
tPhiisdelphis collec
" blocks of paper e.
dera0le New YORK
A. Boston western
z per cent, some
banks while the 1oms
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

ABUSE is not sn Sggurasn5 against pro-
per use. Use WaraSsss Log Cabin ScsIp
ire, and your guick rssewing hair will
prevent any argament Sbous its abuse.
Price, 81 bottle. Y
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

A lady in g Mexican suburbon town
near 0riZlba, fell deSd while WALKING.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

Dec. G-FcIlOWirg IS
-..-a 2. dents message IS
49,, Houses Of Congress to-
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